SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD ii Nlthonlan . 3d. Jamas McGee SO NNE Hattcras 3d. BREST, March 20.Sailed. »tr Western and Pedro via Philadelphia; 1 V DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS. Agwl world -to K Nantucket Arrow J15 .SSW 2d. Hero, Rotterdam. (Br), Portlu'.Ml; (War 1> Bennett, Tainpk;0; Alabama 410 13 Tampko 2d. Japtui Newport Ham¬ WEDNESDAY. 150 E Henry 2d. John WorLhington 232 a Hatteras 2d. CQRUNNA, March 81.Arrived, str Ori¬ Pawnee. New York: Poughk> epsle, SAIL MONDAY. SAIL American Cape L'7.') K Galvtr.ton 2d. zaba. Santauder (to sail April 1 for Vigo burg-, San Bruno (Br). Port Li man and Crta- &>.. Noon Bremen and Danzig. 3:00 PM Audita F Euckenbach 978 E Ambrose 2d. Macy NOTICE TO MARINERS Gothland. Hamburg, Susquehanna, Anna E Morse lat 31 02. Ion 81 00 2d. Juniata 30 B Flro I.i a.rtd L V 3d. and Havana;. tobul; lugs Confldi-nce, Sandwich, towing City of Montgomery, Savannah.. 3:00 PM Santa Hlisa, Cristobal, Callao, &c AM Kameiett 85 K Capo May ;id. CRISTOBAL, April 1.Arrived. vtrs Ohloan, barge Clara, New York; Nottingham, towing go» Ardmore 17n N Talaru 2d. Suulli 1'aas L 4 W B C C No Port¬ Kau t ah 180 SE 2d. New Camlto Avoiimouth; Tyne barge 2, SAIL TUESDAY. 10:00 AM 3d. * York; (Br). (atnposed) Fort Hamilton, Bermuda Artlgai 45 W8W Nantucket Kek/wkiw 230 a Galveston 2d. (llr). Port West Isleta, land for New York: I'anll, New York. 10:00 AM Ashbee lat 32 20. Ion 77 17 2d. . Lillian; Philadelphia NEW YORK HERALD'S News is in Somme, Antwerp Socrates, Klo Janeiro, ILc Noon 8 I'M 2d. Klndordyk 805 S Sari Franalaco 8 PM 2i1, for 1.03 Angeltx; Panama. N-w York and Siiihxl 2d, airs City of Atlanta, Savannah; THE Ship Office Chit-ago, Havre Noon Aeolus, Klo Jaiu-lro, Montevideo, Astral 1,751 from Ambrose Lackawanna Bridge H40 K Cliarleston 2d. Hayti; Maplo Branch (Br), Liverpool for AsrwiworJd, Port Loboa; Juniata, Norfolk Mayaro, Grenada, &c 10:00 AM Noon Atenas 217 N'W Colon 2d. and Poca- news U. S. He li :00 AM &c 8(i E Tecomate 2d. Lake EJmont U0 N Hattoras 2d. Valparaiso. Baltimore; Ea. ON NEXT PAGE.) and Noon House Laka FlUinoro 170 NE St Slmoras 2d. N<" *c|i|He». do. 9960. Adriatic, Cherbourg Southamp¬ de Macorls. PM Hayway r>22 E Ambrose 2d. 2d. str Bowling Green ton Noon Yaque. San Pedro Beatrice 57 SW Hatteras 2d. Lake Marknam 19 tl Miami LAS PALMAS, March 30-Salled, La*e «L\RINE.FOR OR WANTED. Patras, El l.ago, New Orleans Noon 2d. ijake Stirling 7 NE Brlguutlno 2d. Fai.,>jic, iji.uon, uixirto, &<.. I'resldente Wilson, Naples, Noon C A Canfleld 07 E Hatteras S Haueraa 2d. March ID. str Hick¬ gALE Ac I'M 121 Norte, Galveston lat 37 Ion 05 52 2d. Lake Travonso 15 LEIXOES. Arrived, FOR Sale.Wooden car 2ol Calno 47, LunaLog 873 from Hllo 8 I'M 2d. man, St Vincent. platform float, Calorla 050 NE Tuxpum 2d 3d. March 20.Arrived, atr ft. long, 3.1 ft. 2 in. beam. 10 ft. 2 in. l.'iO N Hatteras 2d. Ligonler 33 N Savannah MONTEVIDEO, of 10 cars. K. W. Canadian Explorer 3d. Union 185 9 Scotland L V 3d. Camoens (Br), New York. depth hold, rapacity OF MAILS. Cape Komalne 28 S Winter Quarter 8 PM 1st. str Lake I'ara- JONES, Marine Supt.. N. Y., N. H. and H. CLOSING PORT OF NEW YORK, SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1921 Cardonia 100 SE Ambrose 3d. Lurilne 101 K Honolulu PARA, March 27.Arrived, R. It.. 132d at. and Willis av. Bronx, N. ,,Y. 3d. Maquan 1,315 B Capo llonry 3d. bee, Maceio for New York via St Thomas. At the Foreign Station (corner of Morton and West streets) foreign mall closes half an Carolyn 90 S Ambrose Maryland 30 S Frylngpan 2d. VANCOUVER, BC. Ai.ril 2.Arrived, strs ii n»l Office and Hall Station. Cartuso 520 N Cristobal 2d. FOR SALE.Tug, draft 0 ft., compound 10, hour later *han a! th« I'Qst <"lty Aipplementtry mall, CJyuv' S- tuiialjp Co, with mdse. Anchored SE Delaware Breakwater Mohawk 40 ,NB St Johns Bar 3d. Trontollte (Br), Tamplooi Makura (Br), double postage required. At the Foreign Station supplementary mail closet half an hour Steamers Due in New York. CasTWwood 175 Mru«Uu»a 240 WW Nantucket 2d. Sydney. 21x10 in.; built l!>xm; immediate delivery. tlmo shown that mall for in Quarantine. 2d. McINTOSH AGENCY, 11 Broadway. later than the supplementary <\v ins below, except supplementary DUE APRIL 4. Str Munorway (Nor), Vera Cruz March E Ambrose 3(1. Moraua 248 t> Amiiuwi' .mi. countries and fur Ctffltral America. ftc.. via Cristobal, closes one hour later. to the Muiuton Steain- Celtic 330 Mount E\aiui 2 off American Shoals 2d. Bowling Greto 7t'..">7. European . From. 21 and l*rogreso 25th, Chatlea M Everest 370 N Jupiter 2d. Steamer. Sailed. with mdse. Anchored off Lib¬ 00 25 1st. Montgomory City 08 S San Pedro 2d. AMERICAN PORTS. ANY on<> knowing the present whereabouts Lake S'bago Mar 2(1.Port an Prince lup Line, Chattanooga lat 17 20", Ion 2d. V. lighter 17 Cristobal erty. Chickasaw lat 27 50, Ion 87 31 2d. MuuatreL- 210 S Ambinso [By T» l Chlnampa 00 SE South Pass 2d. 2d. BOSTON, Mw, April 1.Arrived, strs Paraguay (.), via Rio Janeiro, Montevideo. Mar 1ft Lelth Quarantine. of Columbus lint NNE Hatteras 3d. Munwt'lc 145 SVV Hatterufj Governor Pi>rt- AGE I .IN E, 24 State St.. N. Y. Transatlantic Mailt. and Rosario, str Socrates, 8:30 Malvern Range Sir Cornelia, Aguadllla March 10, May- City Pan 2(1. Muskog>.'o 22 X Tux|»nin 2d. Camden, Bangor; Dkixley, Cnmpana Mack Arrow Mar 30 Havana City of St l.oitls 35 SW Frying lat ;tS Ion C4 34 3d. !and. Me; Italia (Br). Trieste via N'aplee and WANTED.ONE OR MORE HARBOR TUGS MONDAY. APItIL 4. AM. Hamburg agtioz 20th, Fajardo 23d, Naguabi\ 2tith and of 15 E Great Isaac Shoals .National Bridge 44, .1 H South anrl Henry Steer* Mar 10 to the Bull-Insular Line, City Weatlierford iNulson 225 6KVV Moutauk Point ild, Gibraltar: Devereux, Norfolk; Lehigh, TO OPERATE ON COMMISSION BASIS. Germany, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay Fort Hamilton Apr 2 Bermuda San Juan 21>th, 2d. 2d. Taooma, Seattle, Portland, O, San Francisco Addresa J 111 Humid, Herald sq. Esthonla (.), via Halifax. Hamburg, Dan- 'araguay. via Rio Janeiro, Montevideo and Mar 28... .Port Union with sugar. Went to New York Dock Co's Coelleda lat 41 15, Ion 02 18 2d. -New Britain 2*.I0 £3 Cape Henry Buenos Aires, str Aeolus. 9 AM. Ulua V 2d. New Orleaina lat 35 42, Ion 72 14 2d. tig anil Llbau; alxo parol po.-i malls for Momus Mar 30. ..New Orleans pier 27, Brooklyn. JComanchi' 740 8 Scotland L 1st. Lithuania and Latvia, sir Gothland, 9:30 Grenada, St Vincent. Trinidad, Cludad San Juan Str Munurdan (Br), Cardenas March 24 140 S Ualboa 10 AM 2d. Newport 1,310 S .4a.n Francisco loluar and "via Grenada, Trinidad Ponce Mar 30 to the Munson Steamship "Comerlc New ton 04) SW Montauk Point 3d. STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and TOURS. AM. Guiana, DUE APRIL 0. and Havana 20th, Coneliatta lat 37 16, Ion 08 26 2d. 2d. STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS nnd TOURS. TUESDAY. APRIL 5. and Georgetown, -tr Mayaro, 0 AM. Line, with sugar. Went to pier 0, East Conotton 17 NW Tampa 2d. Noddle Island 180 K by S HaLteras Turks Island, Monte Christl, Samana and Kroonland Mar 25 Antwerp lllver. 444 S South Pass 2d. (Norfolk 28 SW Fire Inland 3d. Prance and other countries (*). via Havre, anchez (other -parts of Dominican Repub¬ Rochambeau Mar 20 Havre Str Point Arena, Clenfuegos March 2ft, to Coppename 3d. O T Waring 30 W Frylngpan 2d. .tr 8:30 AM <*up 0:30 AM). Corning 205 SW Charleston L V 2d. VISIT Chicago, ad¬ lic *), via Turks Island, Monte Chrlsti, Gaserta Mar 20 Naples the New York and Cuba Mall Steamship Co, W West 2d. Oronoke 1114 SIS Nantucket Belgium and Luxemburg (specially Puerto riata, Samana, Sanchez, La Roman*, Menominee Mar 24 London with sugar. Anchored off Stapleton. Crampton Anderson 425 Key I'anuco 300 E Tamplco 2d. IEUROPE dressed only), via Antwerp; also parcel post March San Do¬ Cretan passed Fire Island 3d. Columbia River 8 I'M 2d. ;an Pedro de Macoris, San Domingo City Andrea F Luckenbacli.Mar 24 ... .Rotterdam Str Glyndon, Santiago 9, 2d. Pawltit 720 W NOW malls for Belgium, Luxemburg and Belgian and str 9:30 AM. St Michael 22d and Macorls 2(tth, to the At¬ IJ G Scofleld 623 S Philadelphia I'awnu) 800 SB Scotland L' V 2d. WHITE**STAR Azua, Tosto. Nethermead Mar 25 mingo LINE T 7:30 City 55 N Hatteras 2d. Congo, U S4A Somme, Porto Rico, Curacao, Venezuela, St Castle Point Mar 10 .Chrlstlanla lantic Fruit Co, with mdse. Went to pier Dartford Pimn«yl\ariia 280 S ilatu-nas 3d. - Pelrosa 2.408 S Han Francisco 2d. Havana 2d. NEW YORK LIVERPOOL APRIL 0. Thomas nnd Kt Croix, via Fan Juan, Cura¬ tiulana Mar 30. .. St Thomas 2(1. East River. 2d. PhUSp Puhllcker 20 E WEDNESDAY, sao. i.aguayra and Puerto Cabello, str Phil¬ Mexico 2 Havana Str l'ort Arthur, to the Texas Co. Pe Soto 12H NE Tuxpam PUiiadoa 431 S Balboa lat. CEDRIC.. 16 14 Ju is 11 30 Africa and West A la, via Cher¬ Apr Aryan, Devolente 145 S Cape Henlopen 2d. lid. Apr. May CELTIC.. Apr. May 28 June 25 Europe. adelphia. !»:30 AM (cup 10:30 AM). El Alba Mar 3<» .. .Galve ,tAMERICAN LINE and RED STAR LINE ments and specially addressed mall for Santa Luisa Mar 30 . .Cristobal ijua; erland and Poland, str Susquehanna. 12 M. Urltlsh India Wr 1-ake Arthur, Richmond, Va. to the Edmore 811 W Seattle 8 PM 30tli. S C T Dockl 2HS S Bailioa 2d. NEW YORK.PLYMOUTH.CHERBOURG.ANTWERP French Indo-Chlna, Sumatra, York Co, with HI 65 NE Hatteras 2d. 2d. and vlu Sun Frunciaeo, str Granite R; hniond and New Steamship I-.*, i. Hid 1. Doliiiiy .S V Harknee* 2.N8 WNW Cape Mala Kroonland.12Noon Apr. 9 May 14 June 18 Finland.. 12 Noon Apr. 30 June 4 July 9 Mails for South and Central Amer¬ Ceylon, Almanac for New York 4. nrise. El Alba 230 SW Hatteras 3d. Salvador 32 B Capo Mala 7 I'M 2d. State, April 7. April to Zeeland.,12 Noon Apr. 23 Mav !8 lu'v 2 Lapland.. 12Noon May 7 June II July 16 Cor«a and China (specially ad¬ 2X AM Sir Sark (Nor), Philadelphia April 2, El luleu 180 N Jupiter 2d. eiau Bruno 30 St -Nantucket 2d. NEW ica, West Indies, &c. Japan, Sun rises 6 35 Moon rises.. 3 the Kerr Steamship Co. with mdse In tran¬ N 2d. Sama Malta 42 N Hnttcraa 2d. YORK.HAMBURG.LIBAU.OANZIO VIA HALIFAX dressed only), via Seattle, str West Ison, Sun sets 0 23 Moon set*.. 2 58 PM of El Sud 24 Jupiter V 3d. class Noon TUESDAY, APRIL 15. April 8, | sit for Rio Janeiro. Went to the foot EiSiex 15 E Fire Island L Santa Teclia 733 S Ambrose 2d. Gothland (3d ortly) 12 \pr. 4 str TIME OF HIGH WATER APRIL 4. 57th street, Brooklyn. Evelyn 100 SW Hatteras 2d. fJuholiiarle 3li") SE South Paas 2d. AMERICAN LINE.New York-Hamburg, (via Cherbourg, Commencing May 20.) North Brazil. Icmitos, Pernambuco, Para- Hawaii, via San Francisco, Wllhelmina, 2. 2d. 8 1st. 8. Hook 4 41 AM 5 13 PM Str Mackinaw (Br), Philadelphia April F1 liklll 1*8 E Cape Henry Keliodack 883 W Honolulu PM Manchuria, via Vipo 12 Noon 14 28 Manchuria .... 26 byba, Natal, Bahta and Serglpe (other parts April Sandy Transport Line, with mdse Buck 420 from Port Costa 8 PM S L V 3d. Apr. Mongolia Apr. Ma> of Brazil .), \la Tara, Pernambuco, Hahia, Australia, via Seattle, str West Mahwak, Governors Island ft 20 AM 5 07 PM to the Atlantic Frank II Soveriaiiiae 70 S.xntlana Minnekahda 17.220 Tons Class 12 Noon 12 7 24 AM 7 45 P.VI In transit. Went to pier 58, North River. 1st. > Shenandoah 8 ENE Tuxpam 2d. (New). Triple Screw, (3rd Only) May Santos and Santa Fe, str Glenaffric, 12 M. April' 8. Hell Gate (Astoria)... Philadelphia, to the 184 NE Colon 2d. Grenada, St Vincent, Trinidad. Cludad Hawaii and specially addressed mall for The time In the above table is East¬ Str Gothland (Belg), Frederick Euckenbach .Solitaire 284 SE Sablno 2d. and via Ran Francisco, given Red Star Line, with mdse. Went to pier Gedania lat 30 58, Ion 76 58 2d. Sonoma 1,053 SW San Franc.teoo 8 PM Int. International Mercantile Marine Company Bolivar and Guiana, via Grenada, Trinidad Japan, Corea China, ern standard time and Is furnished by the River. 440 W Sand Key 2d. 2d. 0 New York. Plera 68, 62 North Rlnr. and Georgetown, str Mayaro, 7 AM. str Korea Maru, April 14. United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. 01, North George G Henry Standard 360 B Port Lobon Offlcea. Broadway, 50, 60, 01, Cauca and I! S 6 Eagle 51. Anchored off Tompklns- Glenrid(?e 30 S Tybeo 1st. Steel Inventor G68 S Five Fathom Bank 2d. Jamaica and Colomoia, except Japan. Corea, China, Siberia, French Indo- vllle. H F Hodges 102 S Balboa lat. Steel Maker lat 13 14, lorn 94 lti 2d. Narino departments (Canal Zone and Pana¬ nit Indies (except Su¬ (BuenoH Aires via General Cristobal, Cartagena, Chlna, Netherlands SclTf Jennie Flood Kreger, Gloucester 17 SW Fire Island E V 3d. Stockton 3,732 W Los Angeilai 8 I'M 31st. ma via Kingston, matra) and Philippine Islands, via Vancou¬ ARRIVED. Norfolk and Lowoa, Del, to Growell & Thur- 300 WSW Key West 2d. Tampa lat 2W 13, Ion 75 53 2d. Savanilla and Santa Marta, str Slxaola, ver and Victoria, RC, str Empress of Japan, Anchored in Gravesemd Great, Falls 8:30 AM. U S transport Cambrat. Antwerp March low, with mdse. Gulfco&st 180 N Jupiter 2d. Tartamo 319 N Santa Maria 2d. fl. April 14. to the S with Bay. 58 S Hatteras 2d. Tippetaiiioe lat 28 11, Ion 110 30 2d. CUNARD-ANCHOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL Cook Islands. New Zea¬ 21, U Arny Transport Service, r 58 S Cliai'lt*ton 3d. TruiJoaxtUui SJi Augustine MAURETANIA..Cherbourg and Southampton Apr. 7 May June jiala. Choluteca (also prints, 17. Str March 23, to the Str Kroonland, Antwerp, &<\ for New York, >lah.Lm 112 S Galveston 2d. Turiialba 407 S South Pass 2d. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran) In Hon¬ Manchuria, Hamburg to arrlvo in about 2d. ALGERIA Londonderry and Glasgow Apr. 9 May 14 caome, Co¬ .Must be specially addressed for this American Line, with passengers ami mdse. Is expected Quarantine I!alway 299 ESE South Puss 2d. Ulys«os 828 N'N'W* (Jolon duras. Cauca and Narlno departments of noon Tuesday. 204 South Pans 2d. \\ u^.:<*r 1> Mun^oii 255 S Anibro»o 3d. Cherbourg and Southampton Apr. 12 May 3 May 21 lombia, Ecuador, Peru (except Iquitos), Bo¬ stramer. Anchored lri Quarantine. HeredJa Hardcaptle 45 W Cruz 2d. AQU1TAN1A of Honduras and tParcel post mails and specially addressed Str Epltaclo Pessoa, Brest March 15, to ll«tvry Steer/i 120 ESE Nantucket 3d. Walter Cape ITALIA Gibraltar, Naples. Patras, Dubrovnik, Trieste and Fiume Apr. 12 livia and Chile (other parts & In ballast. Went to Naval Communi¬ Island 1,200 from Ambrose 2d. Walter Jennings -L'iO NE l'ort-Botxw 2d. Vigo, letter mall for Salvador .), via Cristobal, correspondence. Moore McCormack, By United States Ho:; l.M! W 8 I'M 1st. CARMANIA 16 17 15 Antofa- dates: Melbourne foot of 18th street. East River. Hove. 07 N Hatteras 2d. AV«wt Coau)b Honolulu Liverpool Apr. May June Callao. Molkndo. Arlca. Iqulque, Malls of the following Feb Catania cation Service. I Whdlo 222 S Tanxpli'O 2d. \\ tsst Hembrle 59C B S&v&tmah 2d. and 23 21 18 and Valparaiso, str Santa Elisa, 0:30 March 2. Sydney 3d. Auckland and Welling¬ Str Graecla (Sw), Naples 28, In at noon, C NINE 1st. COLUMBIA Londonderry Glasgow Apr. May June gasta miles; position Wt*>t Isleta 121 Colon ¦ - and Honolulu 23d, which arrived March 3, Messina 4th, l'alcrmo 9th and Gib¬ [Distances given Ingold 725 E Savannah 2d. 23 .. ¦ AM. ton 12th raltar 11th, to Moore «. M<-Cormack, with unless otherwise specified.J J A Bofltwlck 90 S Jupiter 2d. West Kaason 4U0 S Cape Henry 2d. VAUBAN Liverpool April Bermuda, via Hamilton, str Fort Hamil¬ per str Makura, were despatched east from Mold iat 40 40, ion 02 12 2<1. and 26 March 30 and are due III New mdse. Went to fObt of 33d street, Brooklyn. A C Bedford 00 E Sand Key 2d. J C Donnell 900 ENE Tuxpatn 2d. Wlit^lliLg SAXONIA Halifax, Plymouth, Cherbourg Hamburg Apr. ton, V :30 AM. Seattle on Str San Domingo City, &c, to tlie Achilles 08 NE Colon 2d. J W Van Dyku 77 S HULsboro 2d. Willlam H Uoheny 400 SBX Capo San Antonio South Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and York on the afternoon of Monday, April 4. Yaque, 2d. BERENGARIA (ex. lmperator) Cherbourg and Southampton Apr. 28 June 2 June 30 « Wuuiebago 40 W Key West 2d. MASSILIA (from Boston) Liverpool Apr. 28 \Vui.va.h 1,222 W Balboa 2d. LiverpoolCARONIA Apr. 30 June 1 July 2 which I could see no meaning carnc seriously ill and his relatives were JAPAN HALFWAY POINT Yalza 300 S So.il Ptxi^ro 2d. 14 speeches called Having made certain York Harbor 43 S Ilatteras 2d. VESTRIS Liverpool.. .#. .May in. Afterward some of the members together. ^ ucatan 23 S Hationa^ 2d. and ANCHOR Steam Ship 21-21 STATE N. Y. ideas that they were all In a forgiving mood, CUNARD Lines. STREET, CURTAILMENT came to me and said that their AMERICAN SAMOA IN MORPHINE TRAFFIC ARMS was but still they he then confessed that he the cul¬ were the same as mine, his me. Their sentiment of prit. Under the circumstances people PASSED CITY ISLAND. voted against could not him. Government Promises Strict hating me seems to be stronger than felt they hut forgive HASREVISED LAWS it was how American INTERESTS JAPAN their sentiment of love of country." Thereupon astonishing rapid Control Over Narcotic Trade. Bound South. lOOfu was his recovery. lOO^o Service R. M. S. P. The interviewer mentioned that It ap¬ Tugs Onrust, with 1 barge (at 7:30 AM); a of the taxes Tok John F Lewis, with 1 (at 2 I'M); Socony No peared large proportion io, Feb. 26..Morphine brought with 1 were for military purposes. 3, (at 5:30 I'M). on Tour in expended the Some Quaint Old Customs of JAPAN WELCOMES from the United States every year to Steam lighters The Howard Co (at 9:45 Europe Ozaki Greeted "Would like me to give you NEW YORK. you for to China amounts AM); Wm H Moody, with 1 (at 0 PM). Route." exact figures?" Mr. Ozaki exclaimed. the Islands Modified in AMERICAN VISITORS Japan reexport Steam canalboat Marion (at^S:30 AM). QUEENSTOWN (When ggrilll>to 1 "The Covifort Which He Discusses In¬ "Our direct taxes total 7"i0,000,000 yen roughly to 6D.OOO pounds. Baron Fujl- fiscal Bound East. -BOULOGNE.LONDON New York and the amount for the present New Code. mura, raising the question of the opium Schr John New York for Bridge¬ ternational which we are spending on the Denial of Mistreatment Made Schraults, New SSlot Agreement. year traffic in China, asserted at a session port. Fin/Class Only.Luxurious 16-Krtot Cherbourg.Southampton army and navy is 760,000,000 yen, or by Tourist Bureau. Tugs Sachem, with 5 barges (at 7:45 AM); 10,000,000 more than our direct taxes of the Budget Committee of the House tattle, with 3 (at 2 PM) Charles McWlI- PANHANDLE STATE: Apt. 19 .May 24 Hamburg are of I1ago Paoo, American Samoa, March llams, with 0 (at 4:45 PM); Frederick J Tokio, Feb. 25..I^argo audiences amount to." Direct taxes not, Tokio, Feb. 24..Reports from the of Peers. with 3 (at (S:10 OLD NORTH STATE: 7 Fortnightly by "O" Steamers he the Government's L.A new code of laws based on Ameri- Xeel^rs, I'M). May 3-Jun: Kreet Yukio Ozaki everywhere as the course, explained, United States of alleged mistreatment It is impossible under existing condi¬ Motor barges Texaco 140 (at 1 PM); So- ORBITA MAY 21«t only means of revenue.there are :n statutes has develoDed In American cony No 5 (at 1:30 PM). celebrated tours the and in to come from re¬ tions, Baron Fujltnura said, for China lapsed 2d, schrs Jerso I. Leach, Port OROPESA ...JUNE 4th parliamentarian addition the railway, post., office Samoa from the of last Japan purporting for disturbances Reading for Calais; Storm Petrol, Port NEW YORK.BOSTON.NAPLES ORDUNA . . .JUNE 18th country to awoken public support telegraphs, tobacco and salt monopo¬ turned travellers from the Orient have to prevent the importation of opium and Johnson for Ellsworth. his of an International agree¬ his recent ex¬ year which culminated In the suicide of GENOA.Cubin and 3d Cla$s 1st, 2nd nml 3ril class passengers project lies. With reference to the Governor, Commander Warren J. caused Mr. C. Inomata of the Japan morphine, and the Chinese are compelled ment in naval nr>d military curtailment. pulsion from his party, Mr. Ozaki stated Tourist Bureau to issue a denial of such POCAHONTAS: 9.May 19 Osaka AfainfcJii notes that the beoause he Terhune. to endure terrible sacrifices in conse¬ Apr. NORWAY CRUISES The that this had been done The revised laws drawn charges. SAILED. PK:»\CESS MATOIKA: 21 2 Prom F.nRlund in June, July & Align*! big crowds at the Ozaki meetings in had been from a party point by Capt. statement is contained quence. Strs Apr. .Juns the beautiful how "naughty Waldo Evans, the new Governor, and Mr. lnomata's Clare, San Juan; San Rossore (Ital) lo Norwegian Fjord* Kobe, Osaka and Kyoto show of view," or. as the French say, "he In a letter written to San Francisco for A large quantity of morphine is Naples and Uenoa; Thoin«:< H Wheeler, It. M. S. P. "AVON" some¬ Judge A. M. Noble, and submitted to Texas earnest the public is to learn was an enfant terrible." the purpose of letting wouldbe travel- l.rought every year to Kobe from Eng¬ City. an . . the biK at Issue. the native chief*, mark Interesting as well as Sir Port Curtis (Br), Auckland. IEW YORK BREMEN DANZIG thing about question from the laws lers know that, contrary to stories cir- land, said the Baron, from Mailed 2d, strs Beivernon (Nor), Glbara: THE ROYAL MAIL Fees are char-ed for admission to the change early provided in States in some India and other It is reexported and 3d that for the Samoans. culated the United placcs. Ipswich, Hamburg; Algeroen (Nor), Odenso; Cabin Clan STEAM PACKET lectures and the Mainichi thinks WOMEN JOURNALISTS quarters, travel in this country is as safe from here to Tslngtao and to Kwang- Hannington Court (Br), Norfolk; Lom (Nor), CO. the attendance despite the en¬ When In 1900 the first. Secretary of Princess May (Br), Port Antonio; LUSQUEHANNA: Apr. 21 SANDERSON & SON, Agent*. large ORGANIZE Native asked the as it ever was. tung. r-1 Galveston. trance charge is an "important sign OF JAPAN Affairs, Judge Gurr* In the letter Mr. Inomata The Government-General of Occidentc, NEW HOCHELLE: Apr. 9 26 BROADWAY NEW YORK native rulers of the Samoan villages to explaining Japanese The corrected reading of the barometer of the times and indicates which way said that If such reports continued in the Kwantung derives a revenue of 3,000,000 ANTIGONE ; li Or any Stmamthip Tiehtl Agmnt the wind Is blowing." submit laws to him for recommendation (reduced to sea level) at New York on Sun¬ May 3-jane Plan to Raise Position of the the first Governor he received from United States It would mean a serious yen (about $1,500,000) every year day, April 3, 1921, at 8 AM, as reported by The money raised is to be devoted to not to the paid. the United States Weather Bureau, was a of Com- injury to tourist trade, only through opium. Baron Fujimura to educational objects amonit students. Sex. various villages copy the Ten in but to the entire Orient, Under these he thirty and twenty-eight hundredths (30.28) maivY.ents of the Bible. This accom- travel Japan circumstances, declared, inches. This approximates seven <5 BROADWAY Interviewed after one of the meet¬ reason that has in the it is the closely pavif with the that for the Japan past not surprising that Chliftse hundred and sixty-nino and one-tenth (709.1) ings a reporter of the Japan Osaka, Japan, Feb. 25..An organiza¬ suggestion penal¬ to those now "hone 1200 Whitehall by Iftis been ties lor their violation should consist been one of the chief attractions charge the Japanese XJovernment with millimeters. Captains of all vessels Chronicle, Mr. Ozaki said a great many tion of women Journalists contemplating Oriental tours. conniving at this nefanous trade. lying in or near the ports of New York and SPECIAL TOUR the women of of a fine In the shape of a hog and a ran use the above of his student auditors wanted to kno'.r formed here by reporters "We feel that Japan Is being misrep- Such a state of affairs is inexcusable, Brooklyn advantageously to effective his newspapers and the women edi¬ barrel of beef. official data for observing whether their how he proposed make daily resented in America," the statement says whether viewed from the standpoint of own barometers considerable Idea for armament restriction. The torial workers on other periodicals In These recommendations were not require any In for such penalties in part. "Tills emphasizes the impor- humanity or from that of international correction or adjustment. SPAIN-PORTUGAL answer he gave was that America. Eng¬ Osaka. adopted whole, tance, not to say necessity, of more declarM the Baron, and he Wind at Sandy Hook, 8 P.M. W. 13 miles; of their social status as would have resulted In every offence relations, smooth sea. DEPARTURES: land and Japan should enter into a Elevation Americans joming to Japan. Japan asked what the Government had to say clear; American for the reduction of armaments journalists "who are participating in the paving the way for a feast in the vil¬ Ships plan should not be judged by utterances, the matter. culture as well as This, officials decided, would on 20.S. S. and be hoped that America would make promotion of general lage. or of prejudiced or self- the Home FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE¬ ARE AVAILABLE April "Olympic" the of women in too much of a temptation for the spoken printed, In reply Mr. Tokonomi, the first proposal within the next few in raising position prove interested ]>eople. The truth of these ut¬ Minister, said that the Japanese Gov¬ GRAMS. FOR YOUR OCEAN VOYAGE May 3.S. S. "Aquitania" months. In the event that the Vn!te1Z, April 3.The municipality Is con¬ "turning that the of the ation at the of Tt a to have of the New York.Valparaiso tion of armaments?" he was asked. The rat« of Interest Is 5 per cent, and every one declared Innocence. He, how¬ made here ships Nippon beginning January. sidering plan reported been sug- operation on both the American and was he that this would ge«tfd by Amerlenn capitalists for the Im¬ Csaequlbo, Apr. 30 did not give any real reason. the term of redemption six years. The ever, forgot to take the oath himself, Yusen Kaisha hoped, *ald, "They voyages will probably include the smuggling alleged to be go¬ provement of the port. The project is to UNITED STATES tbey said that the time was not ripe. pro' 'ieds will be used for financing the and the theft remained a mystery. European prevent cost n half billion pesetas. R Includes the New York.Guayaquil the* Manchuria, as a port of call. on In the last few years. u Some army men stood up and made Government'a military projects. Some years afterward pastor be-I Dalren, ing construction of great breakwater, which SHIPPING BOARD Qnltpuc, Apr. 20 Quillota, May IS win reclaim a largo tract of land from the Sailings from every port PACIFIC LINE LONDON, April .1.An Exchange telegraph in America to the SANDERSON A SON, A<,'h«., 2H It'way, N. T. despatch from Christlanla says that the leading Nortftinfjelilske Steamship Co, In conjunc¬ ports of the world. OR ANY STEAMSHIP T1CKCT AOKNT. More Than tion with the Strays Shipping Co, is Inau¬ gurating a now lino for the transportation ITALIANiUMfiC of general cargo between America, Finland J NAVMAZIOMg OBNIRALS ITMJANA >1 and other Baltic States. I ¦ TKANIOCCANICA B®' 30 YEARS SKAW, April 1.Schr Ruth E Merrill, SAILINGS FOR NAPLES AND GENOA Park'Union South Africa's bound for England from Oaknrnhamn, la an¬ FRENCH LINE chored off Skaw, about 2 miles from shore. Dl"< A D'AOBTA Apr. 6, May i« FOREIGN BANKING CORPORATION New York.Havre.Paris .Wan Giovanni.Apr. 0 t'aserta Apr. 1*3 in to America \pr. 30 l'nla»> 2# H"k N V. Foreign in hardware to this and Tupper, strait full of drift Ice, Mat Point, progress supplying territory, SI'AN Dl N AMERICAN I care of the foreign exchange business in are the with heavy close packed Ice Inshore, moving AVIAN INC. the Bureau's investigators of opinion that, ij Rranchen in South America south; ('harlottetown, PEI, Northumberland BERMUDAS DENMARK NORWAY - SWKDKN. and as well as care and attention to much Cne in Mexico Strait clear of Ice. Pa»«enger Office, 17 Whitehall St.. N. Y. sterling, francs, lire marks, proper spccial requirements, liranch Knowa. of the present trade can be retained and new and prof¬ H Office* in Europe Montreal to Quebec.Polnto Cltroullle, con¬ Aik Bell, a Native, He AtaWI I.ine* >tenin»hip «er»lce.Florida, til* Scandinavian, Central European and Far siderable lee passing: Grondlnes, \ery little BERMUDA TRAVEL BUREAU. itable lines , Carolina", Cuba, Tcxa*, California, Mrxlco, developed." loe. 17 Park Itow. 132 Weal l«<1 St. Porto Rico. Santo Domingo. Apply 4H9 .r>th At. Eastern for over two hundred Feb lat Ion 153 what Tel. .v;77. Tel. Ilryant 151*. exchange 15, 31" 33, 47, ap¬ llarelay RTORAOE CO..Store fur» One of the factors in Anglo-South American peared to be a derelict three masted schoon¬ AMERICAN your banks within the United States, for many greatest single building er, with decks awash, bulwarks and upper nlturv, |d per month per vanioad; packing, Africa is the National "Bank,limited carried away, stump of mainmast p!111>i>1 nu moderate inns. AMBHIi'AJt firms. This commerce with Soyth works FTORAf'tR CO., 247 W. fl»th St. Col. ai.1T. foreign banks and commercial or more allowing; too dark to distinguish clearly. Bank of South Africa, because of it® 500 New York Agency, 49 Broadway HODSOH RIVERMICHTHUES Norwegian American l.lne. Norway, S\»» enables us to offer unsurpassed facilities branch offices distributed among the important NOTICE TO MARINERS. NEW YORK - ALBANY - TROY <#n. Denmark Office B-IO Hrldgejit. for buying and selling foreign exchange. commercial centres of the territory, because of New York.N^w York upper bay.Fairway Ualiy falling from I'ler 32. N. R., foot Montreal or tjnehe* to Knrope, Can. To- .cross anchorages 21-B and 21-C was opened Canal St.. ti P. M.: Went 13Sd St., 6:30 «lflc Ocean Serilce. ltd.. l*:il Itroadway. its intimate knowledge of methods and condi¬ by order of the Secretary of the Treastuy I*. it. I>lr»ct rail connection* at Albany to Falir* I.lnu tu Mediterranean I'ort*. $4,000,000 , dated Jan lfl, 1020. The fairway Is <100 fent all north, ea»t and wwt. Office. 17 State St.. Now York Capital (fully paid) tions, and because of its ample resources and wide, extends In a NSW direction from Bay point* and Undivided Profits. $621,000 business of this kind. Ridge Channel to the main channel of New Phono Canal 0000. RAYMOND WHITCOMR TOI lt». :t3 Fiftfc Surplus facilities for handling York upper hay. opposlie the entrance to Kxpream Freight Servlre. Auto* Carried. Ave. Telephone Madlxon Square MH. Greenville Channel, and Is n»arly on u line DIRECTORS drawn from the twin stacks st Bay Ridge .ni rn amkkk a. to the Greenville piers channel gas buoy 2G, Hudson Navigation Company. (impart M Halt IJw. U llroal»»|. Richard Delafield H. B. Shaw The fairway Is marked at tech end by two MIDDUETim S. RORI IM> AND JAMES .»l'AM»ll r.O> AI. >1 All. I1M. buoys, Indicating Its width. Masters of ves¬ A. F.MEHSOV. RIQf EIVERS. I.Vl* I.I.ANMI. A cut. I'ler H. IC. R. Stuyveeant Fish George Wilson sels are warned that, while they may freely NATIONAL BANK < SOUTH AFRICA traverse the fairway, they must not anchor "Thu Pfbtir ft* f,re. N. Y. Freight A Pasaengef. Portuguese CABLE iallv and Sunday a) S I' M Phon* II4VI C. W. Dawson strs f Spring George Taylor J. Ar>rll 1.Arrived, General TO SPAIN . Conipnnla Tra«medl(errane«. E. H. F. L. Total Resources Exceed $430,000,000 H F Hodges, Guayaquil; Lompoc iBr), Tal Monthly Freight Service. M Bearer M, Outerbridge Appleby BANCO NACIONAL tal. FALL RIVER LINE fo'edfro? Sir William Price T. Fred Aspden .¦Sailed 1st, strs Chlfuhu Maru (Jap), Kobe; U tier 14 M It (Fulton RMti b 00 F It AMERICAN KTPnr.lS TRAVKI.l.ERS' BOMBAY LONDON ANTWERP Tacoma; Valdei, Bre¬ i IIF.QCBS. > ULTRAMARINO Eurymachos (Hr), . Charles A. Holder, Chairman merton. Newbtirgh. Ponghkecpsle, Kingston. f,v. s' -h eminent .Sailing* to So. American Porta, New York Agency, 93 I.iherly St. Ill 1.11A' ?, M , etr Al'OJka, Lis FrnnUUn St., Wo-kdayj, 4 P. M. Phone bou and La« Mmiu. Walker 6T3T. Central Hudson Line. Miinaon Steamship lines, 82 Heaver St.